For Your Safety; Safety Instructions - X-Tra Power XPA12/24-2 Originalbetriebsanleitung

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Please read this instruction ma-
nual before using the device for
the first time and comply with it.
Keep this instruction manual for
future reference or for subse-
quent possessors.
Note
It is not allowed to modify the de-
vice or to manufacture additional
devices. Such modifications can
cause injuries and malfunctions.
■ Only authorised and trained personnel are al-
lowed to repair the device. Only use genuine
spare parts from X-TRAPOWER GmbH. This is
to ensure and maintain safe operation of the
device.
The device should always be kept
away from children. Persons with
mental or physical limitations
should not use the device!
Only charge and operate the
device when it is standing upright
in a well ventilated room!
Avoid fire, naked lights and actions
likely to cause sparks.

For your safety

Disregarding this instruction manual and the
safety instructions may result in damage to the
device and may cause dangerous situations for
the operator and other people.
In case of transport damage inform your vendor
immediately.

Safety instructions

■ Never short-circuit the booster cable clamps!
■ Never remove the booster cable clamp
during start-up!
■ If it can be assumed that safe operation is no
longer possible, the device must immedi-
ately be put out of operation and secured
against inadvertent or unauthorised swit-
ching on. If the device does not show any
reaction, if it is visibly damaged or has
been damaged during transport it can be
assumed that operation of the device is
no longer safe.
■ Reverse connection causes short circuit!
■ Use only genuine X-TRAPOWER
accessories and spare parts.
WARNING – It is imperative that
the Safety instructions be read
before starting up the device for the
first time!
Do not cover the device and keep
it dry.
Acid splashed on skin or clothing
should be removed immediately
with plenty of water! Seek medi-
cal attention if required.
The device must not be charged
or operated in areas in which
flammable gases or solvents are
kept or present in the ambient
atmosphere.
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